Sentence examples for so alternatively from inspiring English sources

So, alternatively, Ptak says to consider investing in exchange-traded notes, a new type of debt security that currently enjoys more advantageous tax treatment.

So alternatively one could say that nonseparability of a Hamiltonian is a necessary condition for stretching and folding mechanisms and, hence, for chaos (e.g., Kronz 1998).

So, alternatively, imagine a public service media campaign developed to help adults over 50 become more aware of the hazards and risks associated with unchecked muscle wasting.

So alternatively, these monocytes/macrophages attract macrophage precursors expressing C-fms and make them differentiate into myofibroblast, thus combining these findings with those of the Campbell et al. [35].

To our knowledge this has not been taken up and so alternatively protocols (flowcharts) for diagnosis and treatment could be made available.

Steelhead are plastic, so alternatively, the changes exerted by a biased loss of habitats might alter the norms of reaction for life history plasticity.

We have recently been concerned that other operators may also be tempted to roll-out fibre (eg, Vodafone and TalkTalk) but perhaps this news makes them less likely to do so or alternatively, could trigger a rush to invest in areas not being considered by Virgin Media.

The decision by the European court of justice that in some cases Google may have to omit search results if an affected individual requests so, is alternatively hailed as the dawn of an effective "right to be forgotten", or condemned as the end of search engines or even the freedom of the press.

As Meredith Fowlie, an economist at the University of California, Berkeley, explained, "Their calculations have to be that we either sit here and emit and pay the cost of doing so, or alternatively we can look at options" like paying for major capital improvements to reduce emissions.

"Fallout 3″ lets players nuke towns if they so choose (alternatively, you can rescue them).

For example, researchers may not systematically record and monitor the necessary information due to the expense associated with doing so or, alternatively, may choose not to report such information even if it is gathered [ 45].